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Mishnas Chayim: Insights on the Weekly Parshah Illuminated by the Mishnah

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By Rabbi Tzvi Hebel. This book presents fascinating parshah insights, each intriguingly tied in to a relevant mishnah. Perfect for the Shabbos table or to encourage discussion on timely topics in any setting.  Includes stories, hashkafah, halachah, historical perspectives and more, with insights and explanations culled from the works of some of the greatest Torah scholars, past and present.

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